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MICROBIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF DRINKING WATER SOLD THROUGH WATER VENDING MACHINES INSTALLED IN URBAN AND RURAL SETTLEMENTS
. Water vending machines (WVMs) that treat piped water on site and dispense it into consumers' containers have become a widespread source of drinking water in settlements of Uzbekistan, yet their hygienic performance has not been systematically evaluated.
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